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Cyclists in South Australia - The Rules
Cyclists in South Australia – The Rules
Cyclists in South Australia must obey the same road rules as motorists as well as some extra rules that apply only to cyclists. When cyclists ride on a bike path or a shared path there are also rules they must abide by. The laws around riding bicycles are set out in the Australian Road Rules.…
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Sexual Offences Against Adults (SA)
Sexual Offences Against Adults (SA)
The Criminal Law in South Australia is governed by the Criminal Law Consolidation Act. This act makes a number of types of sexual behaviour towards adults offences as well as setting out the penalties for sexual offences against children. The sexual offences against adults that exist in South Australia, and the penalties that apply for…
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Age of Consent (SA)
Age of Consent (SA)
The criminal laws of different states and territories across Australia are notorious for their lack of consistency. One example of this is the age of consent for sexual acts. While the age of consent is 16 in the majority of jurisdictions, it is 17 in South Australia and Tasmania. This applies to penetrative sexual intercourse,…
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Applying for an Intervention Order in South Australia
Applying for an Intervention Order in South Australia
A person experiencing domestic or family violence can apply for an Intervention Order in South Australia restraining the other person from committing further abuse. The main legislation dealing with Intervention Orders in South Australia is the Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) Act 2009. The Act sets out how a person can apply for a restraining…
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